JUNE 14 • CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
A RUNWAY FOR CHANGE
This is more than a fashion show—it is a movement centered on disability inclusion, accessibility, representation, and unity. Azalia Mallory and Jamaal Johnson have united their foundations to create a space where fashion meets activism, celebrating the vibrant energy of adults and children with disabilities alongside Chicago's creative leaders. We are breaking barriers and redefining the runway to ensure that style is a right, not a privilege.
Creative Expression: The Runway & Hair Show
Witness a fusion of art and advocacy on June 14. This movement highlights an inclusive runway featuring wheelchair models, kids, and adults together with leading designers. Our live hair show celebrates creativity and culture, proving that high fashion thrives on accessible representation and community unity.
Advocates & Special Guests
Celebrating the voices of leadership and representation within the disability community. Our special guests and advocates are the heart of this movement, driving the conversation forward on and off the runway.
ADVOCATE
Stefan Henry, CEO of Level The Curve
COMMUNITY LEADERS
TO BE ANNOUNCE
ADVOCATE
Ms. Wheelchair Kentucky
ADVOCATE
Ms. Wheelchair Illinois
PARTNERS
ACCESS FOR ALL
Ensuring every guest experiences the runway without barriers. Chicago on June 14 is for everyone.
Full Wheelchair Access
Our venue features wide, obstacle-free pathways and level-entry access for seamless navigation.
ADA-Compliant Design
Dedicated seating, accessible restrooms, and clear signage throughout the fashion show space.
Prime Viewing Areas
Strategically located viewing sections designed specifically for wheelchair users and those with mobility aids.
Accommodation Requests
We are committed to meeting your needs. Please contact us in advance for specific accommodation requests.
100%
INCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION
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MS. WHEELCHAIR ADVOCATES
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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
2026
CHICAGO ACCESS EXPANDED
SUPPORT THE MOVEMENT
DIRECT DONATION & IMPACT
Your direct contributions empower our vision for disability inclusion and event accessibility. Funds go toward ADA-compliant seating, accessible runways, advocacy workshops, and community representation on and off the stage.
- Supporting ADA-compliant fashion architecture.
- Expanding inclusive community access in Chicago.
- Advocating for diverse representation on runways.
JUNE 14 · CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
BE PART OF THE CHANGE
Join Azalia Mallory and Jamal Johnson for a high-energy movement celebrating disability inclusion, accessibility, and community through the power of fashion.
Fully ADA compliant venue. Accessible seating and viewing areas available.